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[00:00:02] <guidocalvano> how do you guys do unit testing with mongodb

[00:00:03] <guidocalvano> and

[00:00:15] <guidocalvano> how do you create fixtures in particular?

[00:09:40] <guidocalvano> ?

[00:09:54] <guidocalvano> anyone? hello?

[01:33:16] <skot> most people mock their db-objects/entities/models

[01:33:37] <skot> they sometimes also just spin up an instance of mongod (server) to test against

[01:33:46] <skot> depending on your level of testing

[02:16:09] <tehhkp> Hey I am getting an error not sure if this is the right place

[02:16:17] <tehhkp> anyone know about npm install

[03:25:25] <ehershey> I do

[03:25:35] <ehershey> a bit!

[07:54:44] <molavy> hi

[07:56:00] <molavy> i have an more than 10000 user and 1000000 node content , node content created by crawler from sites rss

[07:56:20] <molavy> each user can add tag to each node

[07:58:05] <molavy> and user added tag appear behind each node for each node , (not other users tags) , just user added tag

[07:58:18] <molavy> how should implement this

[07:58:43] <molavy> append add users tag to node

[08:04:41] <molavy> or create another collection

[08:16:52] <molavy> how can i save objectid into sql db

[08:24:19] <molavy> no idea?

[16:34:03] <StErMi> Hi guys, I've some noob question. This is my first mongodb project and I'm using it with the nodejs driver.

[16:34:42] <StErMi> Is there a place where I can find best practices and common errors?

[16:35:40] <andrepadez> Hi, in mongoose: can i use doc.save().populate('field).exec() or i have to use doc.save() then Model.find({_id: doc._id}).populate().exec()?

[16:35:51] <StErMi> For example, actually I'm parsing 1k online feeds and for each entry I'm updating with upsert a record into mongodb, my CPU is 100% used by mongo. Is it ok?

[16:40:00] <Tobsn> is there a way to write directly into a key of an array?

[16:41:15] <Tobsn> data:[{log:[0,0,0]},{log:[0,0,0]},{log:[0,0,0]}] - like this, i want to increment in object 0 log 0: data:[{log:[1,0,0]},

[16:41:47] <Tobsn> data: [{log: [0,0,0]},{log: [0,0,0]},{log: [0,0,0]}] - like this, i want to increment in object 0 log 0: data: [{log: [1,0,0]},

[16:41:52] <Tobsn> removed those smilies ;)

[16:45:06] <Tobsn> data.0.log.0 ? does that work?

[16:48:05] <andrepadez> Tobsn: data[0].log[0] = 1 would get you [{log: [1,0,0]},

[16:48:39] <Tobsn> > db.test.update({"_id":ObjectId("5105599cdefd5d1bcde70102")},{$inc:{data.1.log.1:1}});

[16:48:40] <Tobsn> Sun Jan 27 17:46:41 SyntaxError: missing : after property id (shell):1

[16:49:26] <Tobsn> {$inc:{data[1].log[1]:1}}

[16:49:28] <Tobsn> same error

[16:54:09] <andrepadez> try attributing it before:

[16:54:40] <andrepadez> var log = data[1].log[1]}

[16:54:49] <andrepadez> var log = data[1].log[1] sorry

[16:55:13] <andrepadez> {$inc:{log:1}}

[16:57:24] <Tobsn> ReferenceError: data is not defined (shell):1

[16:57:29] <Tobsn> hmm...

[17:13:22] <Tobsn> andrepadez

[17:13:30] <Tobsn> db.test.update({},{$inc:{data.1.log.1:1}}) <- fail

[17:13:34] <Tobsn> db.test.update({},{$inc:{"data.1.log.1":1}}) <- success

[17:13:35] <Tobsn> ;)

[17:58:15] <Tobsn> hmm 2.2.2 on osx gives me random disconnects

[17:58:17] <Tobsn> Failed to connect to: localhost:27017: send_package: error reading from socket: The socket is closed

[18:00:43] <Derick> there is probably a reason for that...

[18:02:13] <Derick> what do the logs say?

[18:07:51] <back2dos> hiho

[18:08:18] <Tobsn> Derick, lemme check

[18:08:24] <back2dos> say, can anyone suggest a moreless complete reference on projection?

[18:09:04] <arussel> Hi, I'm looking at mongodb books. The definitive guide has good review but is 2,5 years old. Any better books ?

[18:11:28] <Tobsn> Derick, NOW its of course not showing any error anymore...

[18:13:01] <Tobsn> but it seems its a php-fpm issue

[18:13:01] <Tobsn> [initandlisten] connection accepted from 127.0.0.1:51926 #26 (11 connections now open)

[18:13:42] <Tobsn> for a single client (me) reloading thats quiet a few connections, with only 4 workers running

[18:33:49] <Derick> Tobsn: whivh version of the driver? and, are you on a replicaset?

[19:15:50] <Tobsn> Derick, just local setup, PHP Version => 1.3.2RC2-dev, 2.2.2 mongod

[19:21:09] <Derick> RC2-dev? that's adventerous :-)

[20:44:26] <dangayle> Why does the aggregation framework have such crap examples in the documentation?

[20:44:31] <dangayle> argh

[20:52:05] <w3pm> hi

[20:52:55] <dangayle> hi

[21:23:49] <svm_invictvs> I can't recall, but is there a restriction as to what type can be used for a key in Mongo?

[21:32:17] <andrepadez> question, using mongoose: can someone have a look at https://gist.github.com/4650674 ???

[22:08:49] <andrepadez> Question: mongoose: if i have a model, retrieve an object from database, and try to add a new property nothing happens... why???

[22:09:19] <andrepadez> i'm not trying to save it to the database, only render additional info

[22:10:49] <skot> svm_invictvs: field names (keys) are strings

[22:12:26] <skot> andrepadez: I'd suggest checking your query to make sure it works as you expect.

[22:13:06] <andrepadez> it does

[22:13:19] <andrepadez> skot: it does, all the objects are retrieved

[22:15:46] <skot> Locations as well?

[22:16:57] <skot> it locations an array or a cursor passed back here? function(err, locations)

[22:17:14] <andrepadez> skot: forget Locations: i have these 3 lines: console.log(1, account);account.teste = 'sdssdawrwerwe';console.log(2, account);

[22:17:44] <andrepadez> and i get https://gist.github.com/4630603

[22:19:04] <skot> this seems like a mongoose question, and I'm no mongoose expert.

[22:19:27] <andrepadez> ok thx

[22:47:18] <jacobclark> has anybody an experience in using mongodb with laravel

[23:27:57] <mansoor-s> so whats the rule for Indexies?

[23:28:15] <mansoor-s> you only build indexes on fileds that you think you will be searching by?

[23:43:10] <dangayle> mansoor-s: Indexes also help when sorting

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